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I did, and I still didn't get the right answer.. BUT, I just re-did the square and designated my alleles differently, and then got the right answer. So, does this mean I'm supposed to set the alleles up a certain way? This might be a dumb question, but I'm not too good with punnet squares!Did you take into account that anybody with two recessive kk alleles also will be deaf?
I did, and I still didn't get the right answer.. BUT, I just re-did the square and designated my alleles differently, and then got the right answer. So, does this mean I'm supposed to set the alleles up a certain way? This might be a dumb question, but I'm not too good with punnet squares!
I mean, how did you set up your alleles? There should be 16 different gametes.
I set it up and got 8/16 if you DON'T include the two kkmm as deaf like aldol16 said. You get 5/8 if you include them.
Set it up like a di-hybrid cross. This pic is for both parents being heterozygous, but you get the idea.
Set it up like a di-hybrid cross. This pic is for both parents being heterozygous, but you get the idea.
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